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Well, it was worth waiting for this - my favorite post from you so far, Kathleen. Wouldn't it be amazing if we could see our own and each other's fields? I don't need to see it to believe it, though. It's real, and it's magical. I love to imagine mingling mine with the Trees' when I'm out and about with them.

Loved the Albert Einstein share and all the others, too. Have I used the word "Love" too many times in this comment??

Much Love from my field to yours, Kathleen!💗💗

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Dear Barbara, your comment prompted a big smile and swell of gratitude. Thank you for your kindness and for the cuppa!

I'm not surprised by the energetic mingling with trees. I know they know you. And man, some trees... big fields! 🌳

Sending LOVE back to you. 💕

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XOXO You're so very welcome!

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Your heart centered understanding is much appreciated. I need a constant reminder that even if the whole external world was ever to be in complete harmony, it wouldn’t amount to a hill of beans unless there’s a real peace within my world. And after 7 decades I’m still working on it.

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Thanks, Jeff. Great comment.

I need the ongoing reminders too, and 6 decades in, also still learning, unlearning, learning again. :-)

Best.

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So sorry to read that last month was troublesome for you! You’re in good company, as it seems many Sensitive Souls are being challenged to maintain a coherent heart in the midst of discordant energies. My experience with this has been to prioritize letting go of familiar roles, attitudes and responsibilities—they seem to block the flow that wants to prepare us for whatever comes next. Thank you for sharing this timely reminder about the importance of self awareness and inner healing ❤️‍🩹 You’re in my prayers 🙏

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Thanks, Kate. Yeah, was a tough one.

Interesting what you say below:

"My experience with this has been to prioritize letting go of familiar roles, attitudes and responsibilities—they seem to block the flow that wants to prepare us for whatever comes next. "

That's very much in the mix for me. (In addition to big losses)

Redefining / ending relationships which has not been easy and came with a lot of push-back and confusion. Understandable. New boundaries being laid down. Learning on the fly and yes - it feels essential to what is coming.

Squeezed into surrender!

Appreciate your comment and always-reliable wisdom. Best to you. ❤️

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I'm wanting to hear more about that. It feels like a time of turmoil in relationships. Isaac tells me that was in the stars for me: "Keep in mind that all the Piscean Madness is happening in your 7th House, so it will mainly be experienced through your Interpersonal Relationships and Mutual Partnerships. With the South node in your 1st House of Self, that is where you are being asked to let go during this period, and in to 2026."

Maybe you too?

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I have to re-read a couple more times Issac's the report to get a better handle. I want to know this celestial map better.

Here's a bit:

"This 1st-7th-10th House Double Malefic T-Square will likely be the most challenging dynamic of your March Madness Story, Mars tends to leave a bit of a mess, even at his best behaviour, and so we imagine there might be some sort of clean-up process to be done once the storm has cleared.

Luckily, we have Jupiter moving in to replace Mars in June to take on such a Job."

Sounds like lot in play till June! Better get used to it. More quiet, more walks, more calm cooking.

Ah, Mars and messes. Story of my life. Good to know what to blame right? 😂

Definitely relationships are up in a big way - including with my kids - and a 15 year relationship that ended. I needed better boundaries and still getting clearer on all that while my very sense of identity is moving around. (Fucker.) Fortunately when I get out of my own way, I tend to get what I need.

Thanks for the comment, T. Best.

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Thank you Kathleen. January was extremely challenging for me as well. My creative well is totally dry. It feels as if I will never write another article again. Spartacus just posted after a year away. I understand this. Thanks again.

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"January was extremely challenging for me as well."

Sorry to hear that Excess, does seem to be a theme. I saw the recent Spartacus too.

We're retooling on the inside I think. Getting ready maybe for this next phase?

Feels like something deeper needs to be trusted. But man, it can be a bitch.

I have no doubt your well will fill back up and your light will grow and shine.

Very best to you.

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I can so identify. Just this morning I asked Spirit to help me start writing again. Thank you to you and Kathleen.

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Thanks, Sheila.

It does feel we're at the mercy of things we don't understand - but are being asked to trust. We'll get through. 💕

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Thank you Sheila. It is upsetting when the well is dry, but I always trust there is a reason why.

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Yes. And trusting that that the creative waters will flow again. It is comforting, though,

to know that others have been going through the same thing.

Sending light and love to you and all of us.

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Thanks for writing this! Been going through a tough time too and at one point I remembered to turn on the gratitude lamp and shining it inside my heart 💛 … it works!

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Wow, must admit I feel better - sorry to say - reading how this is an experience others are having!

Gratitude really does work!! So good to read that. Thank you, SF. Very best to you.

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🙏🏽

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Glad to hear from you again Kathleen.

The identity of the people over here in Japan, Japanese or foreign, are micromanaged by authoritarian institutions that can be so overwhelming, that when you are retired, a high probability of chronic isolation sets in. But I guess there are so many 'invisible men (and women) in most of the 'developed' world ... by malevolent design.

Thanks again for this reminder, it doesn't have to be that way.

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I see a lot of that chronic isolation around here too. I see I could easily fall into it myself.

At least Japan does seem to revere nature and put it in a more central place in their lives. At least that's my impression. Would you agree?

And no, it doesn't have to be that way. Best to you, Steve. Thanks for reading/commenting.

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Sorry for everything you're going through, Kathleen. I hope Feb--the month they gave love to, since it had nothing else going for it--is kinder to you.

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ha! Me too!

And from the comments I'm reading through, lots of us are having some difficulty. On the upside my Brave browser informed me I spent 42% less time on my computer. :-)

Thanks, T. Hope things are super good with you.

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January was difficult for me also. But something weird kept happening. An inner voice kept saying “Express gratitude”. And here your article and Barbara’s this morning reinforce that. Actually gratitude appeared as a continuous wisper after hurricane Helene. Initially I took it literally and did consciously say thank you. But now I realize it’s much more than that. Linked to the heart field. Projected. Affecting others in thoughts and actions.

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I love this comment, Mike!

And that inner voice. Been working with that lately, finding more quiet time to listen to it.

Yeah, it gives good advice. Thanks for sharing that.

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Yes that inner voice has some awesome connections. I realize now how my educational indoctrination and career suppressed that voice and intuition. I’m slowly recovering. Recognizing gratitude had to be reaffirmed from many directions. But something was persistant. Funny when I was using the literal interpretation, I was even saying thank you to the trees, water, and insects, as well as the forest and the clear sky in general. I wondered at the time what was I missing. I’m try to understand better now that it’s been pounded into me by the universe. Must be working. Hopefully it’s working for you too. Best wishes and thanks for your clarity in writing.

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A very important reminder, and I'm grateful for it!

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😘 Thanks for reading, Joanie. Hope you're well.

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I’m so glad to hear you took January to rebalance! To have the wisdom to take a breath and come back rebalanced would benefit your readers as well, as evidenced by this beautiful and pure love piece. “All We Need Is Love,” as the Beatles say (“well, and air, and water, and food,” as my buddy says 😂 but besides that, yeah, love is everything and the most powerful force in the universe.)

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Thanks Tonika - I hope it proves so, would like to get back in a more consistent writing groove. 💖

Speaking of which, loved your latest.

Sending good vibes your way.

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So glad to hear from you today. I always appreciate your words and insights. God bless you and yours.♥♥♥

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Thanks, SadieJay! Blessing back to you and yours, friend. 💖

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You find the best pictures, Kathleen! You know how much I agree with what you've written here today. With your approval, can I link to your review? You know I want this message to be taken up in our younger populations culture. No hard feelings if not. This is your space! 🧡

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HI Joan and thank you! Very kind. And yes, absolutely you can link it.

Best to you. XO

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Thank you! Copy and pasted review. Couldn't link to it alone. Book is The Rebel's Hike, on Amazon, all formats. It specifically has a plot line around the light and dark energy or soul particles. Enjoy!

Guidance for young people in an engaging tale

Many elements are woven into this compelling and relatable story. In a time of confusion - in a culture that seems to have turned away from the Divine - this is story that offers the possibility of finding deep meaning, faith and purpose.

Can we have a direct connection with God? Can we find ways to navigate through low-energy distortions, discern good from bad and keep our selves aligned to all that is good?

Life is challenging - especially for our young people. The Rebel's Hike lays out a story that shows there are ways through. Won't always be easy, won't eliminate suffering, but there is a way forward that uses those challenges to deepen our relationship to faith, to meaning and our presence in the world as positive human beings connected to their spiritual essence. I highly recommend this book.

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